BIO I'm an illustrator, and for the last 15 years I have been doing almost exclusively digital work--mostly covers for e-books and small presses; fantasy, SF and Paranormal Romance covers are my specialty. I use Poser, Photoshop and Painter, and a nifty little paint program called ArtRage. I have been lucky enough to have work shown on the BBC's The Sky at Night, done promotional artwork for the Hugos, and have digital art tutorials published in Michael Burn's Femme Digitale and Digital SciFi Art (Watson-Guptill 2004) as well as DVD covers, cd covers and e-book covers, most recently for Liquid Silver Books, Edge/Tesseract and Dragon Moon Press. I'm also a member of the International Association of Astronomical Artists. . When I have time, I do acrylic paintings for fun.
Commissions: I do 3d texturing and backgrounds now rather than book covers, and I do appreciate a good UV template to work on. Thanks for checking out my bio!
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Comments (16)
Whatthe
Really sweet picture.
Mint3D
Absolutely wonderful Lynn ! It looks like a photo, i like the way it is focused excellent point of view ! Have a wonderful time out there :) HUGE HUGS Mia
gerbach
I agree with you: it's be nice to have human feet back out on another world. I was always facinated by space journeys. Hope I will live long enough to see first pictures of man on mars .-) By the way some arguments for space exploration: People say: "space exploration is expensive, there are so many problems unsolved on earth, why not spend the mony for that ?" But on the other hand most of the problems on earth are impossible to solve within our lifetime, so why not spend some money (a small fraction of what is spent on weappons) for exploring space? Maybe to gain insight in coherences in space can occasionally help problem solving on earth. Thanks for the nice picture, reminding the almost forgotten adventure of man on the moon (some freaks really think it did never happen :-) see: Conspiracy Theory -- Did we Land on the Moon? http://www.braeunig.us/space/hoax.htm).
gypsyangel
Way WAY cool, Lynn---you know---in my dreams I too have walked on lands that are not our own...one day I hope that everyone has an opportunity to do it for real. This is great---the details are amazing and it does look like a photograph. :) Have fun!! Will talk to you when you get back!!!
Vampi
Fantastic painting skills... at first I believed it to be a photo. Just fantastic :)
TomPeters
Dynamic composition, Lynn, and subtle use of color. You've picked up on the coloration of lunar soil that was reported by the astronauts- and many have seen in person, in the returned samples, but the photographic process never adequatly picked up on the lunar surface (I suspect the sunlight was just too intense). Its a wonderfully evocative piece. Maybe just me, but I get a real sense of longing from it. I get the feeling we're looking at Cernan's last footprint on the moon being made. Wonderfully well done. Good luck at the WorldCon artshow!
gerberc
You really have amazing painting skills and I agree, it would be nice to have human feet on the moon again. Even more exciting would be a manned missiion to Mars! Wish you a successful Worldcon!
Shari123
Oh my, what a splendid work! The moon surface looks just like the films I remember. You'll really wow them at Worldcon! Have a safe and happy trip!
stoffel
I wish I have your talent Lynn ;) You mak me speechless, what a realistic and wonderful image. Great PoV HK
shipmanjonathan
Fantastic!! Love it all!!
maciek
I like this crop and interesting composition. It shows a little piece of the moon reality, but at the same time it carries a lot of meanimg. Outstanding work, L :)
ravenwing75
Kool idea with the footprint leaving their mark, just had an idea of someone drawing their mark in the dirt, like joe was here written in the dirt. I know the U.S.A. has claimed a fair bit of the moon but it would be funny to see a little plot with claim flags all over it. Any tips on how to blend colours to get awsome dirt like that too ;) you not only got a wonderful colour blend but the look of harder and softer like dried crusty sand.
Niutek
A fantastic piece of paintwork, Lynn. Really shows you do know what you're doing :) Hope you have fun at Worldcon (whatever that is) :D hugs
gattone_blu
Awesome detail and amazing, it caught my eye immediately.
TimSamArt
Wow Stunning image! awesome colors and a nice exclusive idea!
awadissk
This is amazing work I like your painting, excellent work.